Find Doula Jobs in Suffolk, VA

- home - 2k-6k - we don’t have a specific birth plan, but we would like to have an unmedicated and natural home birth

I plan to give birth at the hospital. I haven't even thought of a budget. I want to know if my insurance will cover the package. I want to be in the hospital and be able to walk around and have my baby in whatever position is comfortable for me- even if that means standing.

Chesapeake General Hospital Not sure of budget VBAC/ unmediated/ no intervention Certified 5 plus years experience Mom is 38 years old and this is 4th child Plans to breast feed Light cleaning and laundry if possible

I have a question due to my first pregnancy was a c-section and my second pregnancy was a horrible experience where I requested a c-section would it be carry for me to want a try for a natural birth my first pregnancy I dilated 4 1/2 centimeter before I had an emergency c-section but my second I was dilated 1 and contractions were back to back but no assistance with breaking water or stripping cervix nor would they let me walk the halls due to my doctor was not there. I just want to know where I stand with all my options before I get boxed in with my doctor I have now who says no but I have no health issues nor was I told this is a high risk pregnancy but I will say I’ll be turning 35 in august before I deliver

Looking for a birthing doula. Will be giving birth at Sentara Leigh hospital

Plan to give birth in a hospital As cheap as possible just need minimal help with the specifics Birth plan might need help figuring that out

Hospital No budget I would like to keep placenta cord on the baby until it turns white, I don’t want my baby to get hep b shots or any unnecessary shots , I don’t want my baby to receive eye cream or a bath I don’t want my baby to leave the room

First time mom and would feel better if I had someone like a coach to help me prepare for birth and how to take care of myself too. Also, someone who can answer questions, advocate for me and educates me on all my options.

Hi there! I am due for my fourth baby at the end of December/beginning of January. I will be doing a homebirth and just moved here from Oregon. All of my laborers and deliveries have been fairly quick and uncomplicated. I would love to know if you were available for my time frame of needing a doula. I prefer Doula who has familiarity with massage during labor, can braid hair (having my hair done is an oxytocin release), and can be flexible while also assertive during my labor.

First baby Needing to figure a birth plan Hospital birth is what’s covered with VA health Supposed to be giving birth at Chesapeake regional I believe. Support for myself and my partner Possibly postpartum needs? I’m not really sure I’m wanting someone other than doctors there that can help me process through everything in the best, natural, educational way possible if they makes sense? Someone who’s there for me not just routine delivery or check. Not sure how much it’ll be during and after the birth or leading up to it but would like to learn more about that First time and scared, nervous so wanting to make sure I am doing all I can to support and develop a healthy kid, prioritizing stress management, proper foods, and getting prepared for the arrival. Please email, text or respond here

I plan to have a hospital birth using nitrous oxide, possibly an epidural if I really feel the need. My husband and I are Christians so it is important that we have someone who will respect our faith work with us. Our estimated budget is less than $1000.

Military hospital is where I plan to give birth. I would say our estimated budget 2 thousand. We want to have an epidural, push when my body feels it not when told, immediate skin to skin, delayed cord clamping. Experienced enough to help with an easy birth. I am 21 and this is my first kid and I want to breast feed.

Birthing delivery room support. Giving birth at the hospital, do not want to be induced, no vaccines or shots, delayed chord clamping, and take the placenta home.

We're a queer couple and this is a first pregnancy. We struggled with infertility and IVF and have had some trauma from that and some scares in early pregnancy. The gestational parent is a crunchy, spiritual, earth mama and the non gestational parent is an analytical physician with a big heart. Most important to us: we're seeking a doula with an evidence-based approach. We both like data and research to weigh our options. If the stars align, we're aiming for a non medicated, vaginal birth at Sentara Leigh. Our budget is flexible. We are hoping to use Tricare Select but finding the right doula is a priority over insurance and cost.

I am pregnant with my 2nd baby. My first baby I was induced & labored for 36 hours & had an emergency c-section. My son had a heart arrhythmia in utero & labor was too much on his heart. My doctor said it was only due to his heart that I had a c-section. I will be 21 months post partum when I have my next baby. I am delivering at Chesapeake Regional Hospital. I have Tricare Select.

Plan to give birth in hospital Don’t have a birth plan yet; need help Prefer both English and Spanish speaking

Tricare approved provider not sure where I want to give birth

This is my second baby and a lot went wrong with my first birthing experience. I am looking for someone to give me pain management techniques and to be my voice when I can’t and to advocate for me.

I plan to give birth in a hospital, but I would like a low intervention birth. My husband is in the military and I want someone who will be able to advocate for me if he isn't able to be at the birth for some reason.

I’m not sure what it is that i want to do at this moment I'm very early on